The Doorknob-Easy, Pushbutton-Simple Way To Get Testimonials
The point is: Get testimonials. So, here's the Doorknob-Easy, Pushbutton-Simple way to get 'em.
(1) Make sure your product or service is good.
(2) Document why it’s good. For example: “It’s professional quality and it smells nice too!”
(3) Find people who you think will like your product or service by sending them a very personalized pitch email - one that shows them how they'll reap great benefits from getting your stuff.
(4) Let them know a testimonial from you will be used in a big way (on your website or marketing material, like brochures) if they perform the following 4 actions:
(5) (a) They click on a button or link to give you permission for you to use their name and picture in your marketing material.
(b) They click on another button or link that gives you permission to use their words in your marketing material.
(c) They click on another button or link that gives you permission to reach out to them via email with more offers, once every week or so.
(6) (a) They give you permission to use their first name and last initial in your marketing material.
(b) They give you permission to reach out to them via email with more offers, once every week or so.
(7) (a) They click on another button or link that gives you permission to reach out to them via email with more offers, once every week or so.
(b) They give you permission to use their first name and last initial in your marketing material.
Once you’ve performed these steps, you’ll be on your way to a great testimonial!
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Country: United States (US)Language: EnglishLength: 7 pagesDate: 2009
Published by Huntington Press.
Published first in the US by Huntington, Inc. and first published as a hardcover in the UK by Penguin Books.
Published first in the US by Huntington, Inc. Published first in the US by Huntington, Inc. First published in the US as "The Doorknob-Easy, Pushbutton-Simple Way to Get Testimonials".
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